2022.18.1

Changing the dependencies according to the OpenJS Foundation roadmap.

• This release requires NodeJS v14.19.1 or newer.
• This release requires HomeBridge v1.4.0

2022.3.3

• Major change: copied the eiscp dependency into this project to workaround installation issues caused by this particular libary not listed on npmjs.org registry. This should fix #104

2022.3.2

• Updated some dependencies
• Changed the eiscp dependency from git to https as installation failed in some environments

2021.32.1

• #111 Light Dimmer and Fan Speed changed to dropdown box selection (to ensure only one or none can be selected)
• Updated several dependencies

Code linter required to exclude some checks and to make minor code-syntax changes

2021.28.1

• bumped some dependencies
• merged #105 to fix #86
  Change Onkyo "Show Volume as a Dimmer" to "Show Volume as a Fan".
• minimum node.js version is now 12.22.1 matching nodejs support statement
• extended support for code quality checks for nodejs 12.x, 14.x and 16.x
• minimum homebridge version is now 1.3.0
• added dependabot support

2021.15.1

• Fixes #83, see push request #101 submitted by @solowalker27

2021.2.2

• fixed an issue that could cause a crash #95
• bumped some dev dependencies
• minor code changes to comply with new xo code quality rule checks

2021.2.1

• Changed versioning from semantic versioning to calendar versioning
• Dropped support for node 8.x in accordance to nodejs support: https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/
• Added support for node 14.x
• Merged some fixed provided by @jondthompson
  Fix a quote search (2ae85a7) and updates to newer versions of eslint, xo, and node #93

0.8.2

• bugfixing an issue that caused a crash with some configurations

0.8.1

Credit: Change was contributed by @jondthompson

Most of the change is outlined in the issue this resolves by creating a dictionary for the eiscp connection, then reusing it for zones that have the same IP address.

The only other thing I did in here is line 71, which changes the zone variable to all lowercase, eliminating the possibility that it can be wrong due to case issues.